tExtended results presented in all regions interested by replication studies
(article photo: Robert Blaubuks)
At the end of October 2026, almost at the end of its activities, tExtended has reached the last milestone set at the start of the project. This time, tExtended partners have successfully disseminated the project results across the various European regions where we have studied the replication potential of circular solutions, and evaluate the maturity of the circular textile ecosystem.
This study and the dissemination activities took place in five regions:
- Nordic countries: Finland, Sweden, Norway and Denmark
- Baltic countries: Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania
- Central Europe: Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands and Northern France
- Eastern Europe: Slovakia and the Czech Republic
- South Europe: Portugal and Spain
The results of the tExtended research, aiming to reduce textile waste up to 80%, have been presented in various events covering all the regions involved. The presence of tExtended partners in all the regions, united with the strong cooperation in the consortium brought to the participation to more than 80 events both online and offline, including conferences, workshops, trade fairs, webinars, lectures, and more.
Partners have been involved singularly in the dissemination activities, presenting therefore the work where they have been more involved.





In some cases, instead, the dissemination in the regions has been a joint effort between partners, especially in the case of participation to cluster activities, such as the ECOSYSTEX annual conference in 2025, or the final event during the Nordic-Baltic Textile Circularity Forum 2026 in October 2026.


Especially reliant on the cooperation between partners has been the dissemination through the creation of exhibitions of sample produced in tExtended, in relation especially to the activities of the real scale demonstrator.







The dissemination activities in all the regions are ongoing and will continue until the end of the project. They also contribute to the future sustainability of the tExtended results, spreading their knowledge to more possible interested companies and organizations.

